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Tour of the Cell
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What the cell??! Basic unit of life 3.8 BYA Coacervates prokaryotes eukaryotes Von Leuwenhoek, Hooke, Schleiden, Virchowr Microscopes & resolution
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Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic cells compared Figure 4.4x5
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PROKARYOTIC CELL EUKARYOTIC CELL
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Cell diversity many sizes many shapes to suit their function Stem cells are “pluripotent” – can differentiate to become anything embryonic vs. adult
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Cell Theory All living things are made of cells Cells are basic unit of life All cells come from pre- existing cells
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All cells… Plasma or Cell membrane Boundary for cell, cellular communication, cell attachment & support; cell metabolism Cytoplasm Site of most cellular metabolism Within membrane; within organelles DNA Ribosomes to follow the directions
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Nucleus Genetic control center Chromatin held on chromosomes Nucleolus Makes ribosomes
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Boundary “Interface” between the inside world and the outside world of the cell Semi-permeable fluid mosaic model Acts as doors and windows to the cell Cell membrane
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Cell membrane proteins function Markers - ID tags for recognition Transport channels for big molecules Cell surface receptors – “antennae” of the cell Enzymes – catalysts Cell adhesion – cell to cell to form tissues Scaffolding support – cytoskeleton attachment
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cell communication & junctions Cell wall & cell membrane Plasmodesmata & Gap junctions – channels b/t cells Extracellular matrix – glycoprotein “glue” cell adhesion to form tissues Tight Junctions Anchoring junctions
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Organelles (found only in Eukaryotes) Organelles “organize” the cell “little organs” Allow for specialization more efficient work Membrane bound
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Endomembrane System System of cellular connection & communication Formed from eukaryotic “infolding” of cell membrane Help to further compartmentalize the cellular activities Endoplasmic reticulum Golgi apparatus Vacuoles
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Compare Animal & Plant cell Animal cells No cell wall Few vacuoles Nucleus centered No plastids Plant cells Cell wall Large central vacuole Nucleus pushed to side Plastids Spherosomes instead of lysosomes
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Chloroplasts in plant cells Figure 4.5Bx2
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